Strategic Leadership With the appointment of a new CEO, Janine Rennie, Money Advice Scotland is positioning itself for strategic growth and increased operational effectiveness, presenting an opportunity for tailored leadership development and executive coaching services.

Digital Engagement The organization’s active online presence, including recent launches like the Wellbeing Blueprint and membership program, indicates a strong emphasis on digital engagement, enabling vendors to offer innovative e-learning, online training, and digital tools to enhance service delivery.

Partnership Expansion Recent collaborations with entities such as Citizens Advice Scotland and AdviceUK demonstrate openness to partnership building, creating potential opportunities for joint funding initiatives, consultancy services, or cross-promotional campaigns in financial wellbeing.

Workforce Wellbeing The launch of the Wellbeing Blueprint for advisers highlights a focus on staff welfare, opening avenues for providing mental health, employee assistance, and resilience training solutions tailored to frontline advice workers.

Sector Growth As a national umbrella organization in the public policy space with a clear mission to influence social policy, Money Advice Scotland offers opportunities for lobbying platforms, advocacy tools, and policy consultancy services aimed at amplifying sector impact.